Titlebook: Dutch Foreign Policy Since 1815; A Study in Small Pow Amry Vandenbosch Book 1959 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1959 Policy.forei

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The Foreign Office and the Foreign Service,ster of foreign affairs played a minor role in Dutch politics. All parties and sections of public opinion were agreed upon the policy of playing a minor, cautious role in world politics. This general attitude naturally influenced the character and position of the Department of Foreign Affairs. The p

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The New Kingdom and Power Politics,a number of feudal states which in the course of the fifteenth century came under the control of the Dukes of Burgundy and became known as the Burgundian Netherlands. These lands were inherited by Charles V and later by Philip II of Spain when they became known as the Spanish Netherlands. The arbitr

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The Luxembourg Affair, determination. Foreign ministers soon learned that any participation in power politics, no matter how minor the part, would be quickly rebuked by parliament and public opinion. This was, for example, the experience of Foreign Minister Jhr. P. van der Maesen de Sombreff (1862–1864). At the time of t

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The Boek War,tion and their new policy. They looked back with longing on their golden era in the days of the Republic when the Netherlands played a leading role in the political and economic life of Europe. As a result of the Napoleonic Wars their colonial possessions had shrunk. With the cession of Ceylon and S

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Precarious Neutrality in World War I,country and militarily weak, it nevertheless possessed important colonial territories in both Asia and America. The livelihood of many of its people was gained from the operation of a merchant fleet which was one of the largest in the world. A large transit traffic, especially with the German indust

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Relations with the Vatican,r relations with the papacy are chiefly the result of three factors: (1) the strongly Protestant traditions of the country, (2) the presence of a large body of Catholics whose proportion of the total church affiliated population has been steadily increasing,. and (3) the peculiar division of Dutch p

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Great Netherlands Idea,mish, 1,200,000 were Afrikaners and 500,000 were Netherlanders, Eurasians and Indonesians living in the Netherlands Indies.. Spoken Flemish deviates somewhat from Dutch but the written language is practically identical, but both written and spoken Afrikaans differ considerably from Dutch. Dutch was

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